Sentence examples for that would correct from inspiring English sources

One, Sangamo, has been developing a potential gene therapy for Huntington's that would correct the mutation in adult brains.

In the event of a massive control failure, the exchange could file for bankruptcy itself and be restructured by a new management team that would correct the problem.

A year ago, the Mets felt that their offensive ineptitude was an aberration, some strange statistical oddity that would correct itself over time.

They complain that his reports are sometimes inaccurate and often highlight problems that the agencies are already correcting or ignore feedback that would correct the misimpressions.

But you did not mention that there is a legislative remedy I am shepherding through Congress that would correct this injustice by doing exactly what you advocated.

Like Campbell, the Prime Minister believed the only thing that would correct the impression that he had misled the public about Iraq was an unequivocal statement from the BBC that Gilligan's story was wrong.

Now Apple did note that they had used an algorithm in converting signal strength to bars that they argued was not in their favor and that they would "correct" that in some future software update.

They told us that markets would correct themselves, that you could leave everything to the markets and that all would work out.

In a response to the New York Times article, she said that she would "correct any errors that are found for future editions of the book".

The law contains no meaningful protections against the use of the information for political and personal reasons and it offers no procedures that would reliably correct mistakes.

The quest for mechanisms that would selectively correct or destroy cancer cells has led to researches that attempt to explore novel ideas involving nanoparticles-based thermal therapies.